,.-^-^-^-1—,-,-.-U ... "P"" J*"lPll^flP'||!|y w^'P'Wjp^il'i'pil T7^ «$ wf^r1^^ ^pf |1 .!»,•• ,-•"•' ," •-1" ,^,_ ''"i 'Jr '. ''V^l 1 1 1 i' INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS, DECEMBER 18th, 1919 PAGE TWO M'ADOO SAYS MUST BE FAIR osefl'Tn rnaiTuToijliiifcia Tjt7Z~, GIRL TRIES ON HAT AND RUNS DURING PAINT UP AND CLEAN UP SEASON jams, jellies, marmalades, pops, sodt. water, confections, and the like. Amor\v AND ALL THE YEAR AROUND- FARM LOAN ACT She Pretends to See Mother and Es­ substitutes that be*used, If properly WITH COHSUMEB may capes from St. Louis declared on the labels, are maple E S O A N VWHEN YOU WANT TO—^ Store. sugar sirup, glucose, corn sugar, corn FIX THAT FENCE t* Cr. Holmqviat HELPS FARMERS sirup, honey, and high-grade refiners' Iimmhi St. Louis.—A stylishly dressed woman I Cabinet Maker, Furaiture LAY THAT,FLOOR sirup. walked into the millinery store of SEE Repairer, Picture Framing, Saccharin, a coal-tar product which HANG THAT DOOR Substitutes for Sugar Must Be Mrs. Llewelyn Rosebrough and asked has been widely advertised by its BUILD THAT SMALL [General Carpenter, Contracttor permission to be allowed to wait for Declared on Labels of manufacturers as a sugar substitute, and Builder. BUILDING OR COTTAGE] 1 her mother. In the interim she tried is net a proper or legal substitute, Former Secretary of the Treasury 1502 THIRD STREET or any Big Carpenter job—j Food Packages. on numerous hats. since it is held to be injurious to Describes in Kansas City After selecting a $25 hat the woman health, and as it has nor food value suddenly turned towards the door. whatever, it lowers the quality of the Court How Law Operates. ALLOW ONLY HARMLESS ONES "There's mother now," she exclaimed, food in which it replaces sugar, which and ran out, crying, "Mother, has a high food value. The use of Automobile Tourists oh, mother!" PART OF FINANCIAL SYSTEM saccharin, whether or not declared She did not return. Mrs. Rosebrough on the labels, in foods coming within Regulations of Food and Drug Act Ar© turned over the hat the woman had the jurisdiction of the federal food Very Strict—Require That Consumer discarded to the police later, and offered and drugs act, is prohibited. The laws When In Minneapolis Stop at Be Informed as to What it to them as a possible clew or regulations of most of the states Sustains Constitutionality of Law He Is Getting. through which they might trace the prohibit the use of saccharin in Which Does for Agriculture What woman. fo x's. A number of food manufac„uroi\3 National Banks and Federal Reserve Hotel Lincoln (Prepared by the United States Department have been convicted for shipping Act Do for Commerce of Agriculture.) into interstate commerce foods Washington.—Substitutes for sugar and Industry. adulterated with saccharin. A criminal or for other normal ingredients of Wad of Chewing Gum prosecution is now pending against foods should be declared on the labels Discovered in Eel one of the manufacturers of saccharin NICOLLET AVE. AT NINTH ST of the packages of food in which they POINTS FROM M'ADOO'S for shipping it labeled as harmless are used, if the packages are shipped KANSAS CITY ARGUMENT. Royalton, Pa.—John Pennington, within the jurisdiction of the federal within the jurisdiction of the federal OPENED SEPT. 1st. 1918 who has an eel camp along food and drugs act, say the officials food and drugs act. Successful farming is basic to the Juniata river, has discovered Liable to Seizure. of the bureau of chemistry, United the original chewing-gum Foods in which harmless substitutes the general welfare. Conditions States department of agriculture, who Especially convenient for auto parties as Nicollet Avenue which denied to the farmer eel. While cleaning eels he have been used and no mention are charged with the enforcement of is the leading" road from all point, and has no car tracks. ample funds for operation and found a substance adhering to of the substitutes made on the labels, that act. Only substitutes which are adequate credit facilities for the if shipped within the jurisdiction of the inside walls of a large eel's Within two squares of 5 large garages. Adjoining the cities' harmless are permitted in foods under the federal food and drugs act, are purchase of land and improvements stomach. Investigation proved the terms of the law, and those largest stores. were of grave national subject to seizure and the party responsible this to be a well-masticated wad that are permitted should be stated for the violation of law is concern. of chewing gum. clearly on the labels. Rooms at $1.00 per day. With private toilet 25 cents Therefore, a rural credits system liable to prosecution. Manufacturers The cud probably had been in The object of the regulation requiring extra with private bath 50 cents extra. In addition there foods in which substitutes are used was devised as a part of the the mouth of a fair damsel who that substitutes be declared tf financial system of the nation in should see that the substitutes are canoed on the moonlit waters are suities of rooms with separate toilet, each room having on the labels is not to limit in any ol order that the great industry of stated on the labels in order to avoid I the river, listening to a lover's way the use of wholesome substitutes, connecting bath—an ideal arrangement and only found here. agriculture, the source of the nation's violations of the federal or state laws. croonings, and in a fit of rare the officials state, but to let the consumers food supply, might hifve an Regulation 25, issued under the federal ecstasy dropped the gum from know what they are getting. A equal chance with other lines of food and drugs act, provides in her lips, it being gobbled up by purchaser of any [food product, of Cafe in connection—Hotel Lincoln guarantees an atmosphere business and industry. part as follows: the eel who happened that way. •which sugar is a normal ingredient, of home refinement. "When a substitute of a recognized Federal land banks were created The wad of gum plainly will naturally e\-jc=t to get sugar in to provide credit and money quality commonly used in the preparation that product unless auvised to the contrary. showed the marks of human for the borrowers of small means of a food or drug product is replaced As the substitutes are usual i" teeth. WM. B. CAMFIELD- -Proprietors- -F. S. GREGORY by another substance not injurious —plenty of money at low rates cheaper than the substance for whief" to health, the name of the substituted of interest and on long-time they are used, it is only fair, botli For past ten years with Minneapolis leading hotels. credit. These banks were formed substance shall appear upon from the standpoint of the purchaser Woman Holds Prisoners. by the government subscribing the label." end from that of fair trading, that a Sandusky, O.—A broomstick, wielded most of the capital stock. clear distinction be made on the labels by Mrs. Charles J. Perry, wife of World's Gayest City. Joint stock land banks were between foods that contain all Sheriff Perry, prevented the escape Cologne.—Many cities in Europe are created to provide credit and the normal ingredients and foods in of two prisoners from the county jail now given up to festivity, but Wiesbaden money for farmer borrowers of which one or more of the normal ingredients one night recently. The prisoners were is the gayest city in the world. larger means—in order that the is replaced by a cheaper substance. trying to force their way out of a corridor Enormous sums are spent upon decorations, large borrowers might not take when they were discovered by the $12,500 recently on flowers for our all the money the farm land Substitutes That May Be Used. sheriff. The officer tried to stop the the famous ballroom in the Kurhaus banks had to lend and thus leave There are a number of substitutes men and was getting the worst of-the Cor one evening. the small borrower without Viv ^ugar which can very nroperlj- be fight when Mrs. Perry appeared and funds. These banks are privately entered the battle, flaying the prisoners owned, but are operated under with a broomstick. The prisoners government supervision and were put under the care of a physician. are subject to all the essential restrictions placed upon the federal land banks. To make farm loan bonds attractive to investors, and to with Insane Man "Runs Amuck. make it possible for these bonds Moncton, N. B.—A telephone message to compete with municipal bonds, from Rexton, in Kent county, the government made them exempt some forty-five miles from here, tells from all federal, state and the story of the shooting of four people /Mext local taxes. Without tax exemption, by a man apparently insane, the whole farm loan named Robert Childs, alias Robert Xmas system would have failed absolutely. Mcintosh. justwhatyou've I looking for. 'THE Childs went to his old homestead, OF TRAPPING" is the best she will about half a mile outside the village, and most complete Trapper's Guide ever published— on which he said he had a claim. He prepared at great expense— set fire to the barn and shot a horse. HAVE How the federal farm loan act came by experts. It gives a complete andaccuratedescription, Mrs. John Childs, his brother's wife, into existence as the result of a longstanding and tracks of the different pictures and her son, Harold, started tov the Fur-bearers of North and nation-wide need was Anasrica it tells whenand where barn to try to save the cattle and told in the United States court at rJP*""!'. to trap the best and most successful trapping *lf"' horses, when he shot both of them. methods the right kind of baits and Kansas City by former Secretary of scents: the sizes of traps to use the correct way of Two- neighbors noticed the fire and the Treasury William G. McAdoo. The skinning and handling the different pelts to make them worth the most money the trapping laws of M' right and duty of the federal government went over to try to save the cattle every state. "SHU BERT" to aid and. encourage agriculture and he shot them. Mrs. Childs and one of the neighbors are in a very will send this great book FREE to any one interested was told by former Justice vs/' in trapping or collecting Fur-bearers. If you haven't joined our Christmas banking club, come Charles B. Hughes and former Attorney critical condition. s§, Just si~n and mail the counon today. "THE ARTof TRAPPING" is NOT a supply catalog—but General of the United States in and do so today. a real Trapper's Guide containing information of inestimable value to any tranper. It will guide and help the George W. Wickersham. Spring Predicts Storms. experienced trapper and teach the beginner the art of Libby, Mont.—A barometric spring, successfully trapping the North American Fur bearers. N Men, Women, Boys and Girls all should join and we ur**e Interest Rates Reduced. traoper or Fur collector can afford to be without this great close to the summit of Zeigler mountain, As brought out by Mr. McAdoo, the Laui. Zend, fjr you? copy at once. you to join for you own good. SHUBERT.INC. .A..S3. 5,500 feet above sea level, near farm loan act was passed by congress to provide ample funds for agricultural Warland, is attracting considerable attention. THE LAF.OZST HOUSE THE WORLD DEALING EXCLUSIVELY IH AM^RSCAN RAW FUP-S There are dubs to ft every purse—I cent, 2 cents, 5 cents, The spring has proved unvarying development and agricultural operations. 25-27 W.AUSTIN AVE.- CHICAGO. U.S.A. 10 cents, where you increase your deposits each week with in the positiveness with which Mr. McAdoo, who was secretary it records the approach of storms. of the treasury at the time this the amount you started with. WITHOUT OBLIGATION SEND ME During normal periods the spring flows law was passed, said that it was the "THE ART OF TRAPPING-" steadily, but when a storm is brewing intent of congress to provide: We also have 56 cent, $1.0§ tmd $500 dubs where you pay 1. Plenty of money for the farmers. the water rises about five inches. Forest in the same amount each week. THE BEST AND MOST COMPLETE TRAPPER'S GUIDE EVER PUBLISHED rangers consult the spring frequently. 2. Low rates of interest. and me posted on Fur Market* keep Raw 3. Long and convenient terms of Conditions during the Fur Season of 191^-1920 But join—join today. credit. lame. Mr. McAdoo showed how this act already FIRST NATIONAL BANK (please print name) had reduced rates of interest in Fost OfFi ice. R.F.D._ )ox 1 many and extensive sections of the .0 Siciie. United States and had so stabilized interest APPLES County. International Falls, Minnesota- that rates were now almost uniform throughout the United States. He showed how the federal land banks were created in order that the farmer of small means might have credit and borrow money at as low BACHFURCO Your Raw Furs It Pays to Advertise rates and on as easy terms as the man APPLES of larger means. Protects Small Borrower. --it means He told also how the joint stock land banks were created to protect the farmer of small means in his right to Highest ruling Market Prices. low rates and easy terms. He said that without the joint stock land banks Honest Grading of the Sizes.The there was grave danger that the heavy THE STUBIEE Most liberal Assortment Mad"e. borrowers would absorb all the money Courteaus treatment—square and which the federal land banks could assemble and thus leave the small borrower straight. in much the same condition as Sash and Door Factory Buy your winter apples Prompt Returns and sound advice. before. As to the Market's fall or rise. The farm loan act also has operated now. Fine Johnathns to make more generous everywhere Ask for our prioelist—it will open IS NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS the terms on which farm mortgage $3.25 per box, for one your ey^es as to what Raw Furs are foans are made. The amortization week only. Cooking apples 'plan makes It possible for the farmer worth these days. Do not dispose of We Are Well Equipped to do All Kinds of to borrow the money he needs and to a single skin before you have had our $2.25 per box. fay it back in small annual or semiannual valuation. installments as he is able to NILLWORK, take it out of the soil. BACH FUR COMPANY and you will make no mistake by getting Tax Exemption Necessary. their prices before ordering elsewhere "Now, of the farmer was to get the ireal benefits of this act," said Mr. McAdoo, Buyers—Merchants—Exporters "if he was to secure plenty of of money and at a low rate, it was necessary Building and Conteactmg Specialty that the quality and character of American Raw Furs S.E. Thompson & Son All Work Gwarant—d the securities issued by these land banks should appeal so strongly to 108-110 West Austin Avenue capital, that they coulf se]l oa a parity LARS STUBEE, Prop Chicago, 111. 1 with municipal bonds or other tax-exempt Phone 128 securities. Therefore tax exemption Direct representation: New York, London, was granted to the bonds of 2nd AYS. and 6h St International Fallti, Ninn. Phone 80 Paris, Leipzig these banks. Without tax exemption I the entire plnrv fnils." y? .. 1" r» 'h, 1 m- &